I use artificial intelligence almost every day, and I fully recognize its benefits.


It helps me research, test ideas, refine my thinking, save time, and reach results faster.


Yet, precisely as these tools become smarter, I find myself asking where I draw the line.


After all, there are capabilities I spent years developing:
Thinking.
Writing.
Creating.
Noticing details.
Making decisions.
Cultivating taste.
Trusting my own judgment.


And I don’t want to stop using them simply because a tool now exists that can do some of these things faster.


A skill that isn't used weakens over time.


That’s why, for me, AI should be a tool that works *with* me—
Helping me, expanding my possibilities, and streamlining processes.


But I still want to be the one who thinks, chooses, decides, and creates.


And perhaps this is one of the most important questions of our time:
Not just what we can hand over to AI,
But what we still want to be able to do ourselves.


I’m curious to know where you draw the line.